The Volkswagen Golf has cultivated a reputation for being a jack of all trades, and the Golf R estate simply adds to this ...

Although no longer featuring in the range, the larger Golf R estate is obviously more practical, with a 605-litre boot, which rises to a healthy 1,620-litres with the rear bench folded ...

You get a 341-litre boot, which is 40 litres down on lesser Golfs. If you need more luggage space, you’ll be glad to know that the Volkswagen Golf R comes in Estate guise, too, with a boot ...

The Golf R Estate’s extended frame brings a massive jump in boot space compared to the hatchback. The boot is now capable of carrying 605 litres of your groceries or travel bags, and if you fold ...

VW’s updated Golf R driven► Hatch and estate versions tested► Still one of the ultimate daily driver cars? The VW Golf R is back, freshly tweaked as part of VW’s efforts to facelift and update its ...

Initially the Golf R Estate feels pretty much like any other ... It’s also got a very impressive boot capacity, and while a VW Tiguan or BMW 3-series does have more room in the back, it ...

The VW Golf Estate is a very practical family wagon. The boot is generously proportioned and it’s a comfortable car with a wide range of engines that all offer good performance and economy.

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However, it’s also added a four-wheel drive variant, marketed under the ‘4Drive’ banner, and that is only available with the DSG gearbox, just as VW decrees with its own Golf R Estate.

That AWD system means the boot is slightly smaller than a regular Golf’s, but if load capacity is a priority there’s the Golf R Estate. Thanks to keen leasing deals new, supply of used Rs is ...

If that's not enough space, the VW Golf R Estate offers up 611 litres of boot space, making it a very practical and useable daily driver that can also serve as the weekend sports car. We actually ...